Time to Get Your Glaze On!
More Info to Come!!
Don’t miss out! Seating is Limited. 4 seats available!
Mark your calendars for Saturday, June 20, 2026 @ 2-5pm
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That was AWESOME! THANK YOU!
We that was fun. Keep an eye out for more Glaze-Time like these.
Check us out on Facebook for photos and Postings of you Masterpieces.
The big event may have come and gone, but it doesn't have to end there. We'd love to have you join us on a regular basis,
or on occasion for some mental-health reset.
Check back often for the next party or check out our Class Offerings.
Don’t miss out!

Get ready to celebrate Summer with a little creativity! We hope you're going to Love this little project!
***PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED!
***NO WALK-INS, PLEASE***
Happy Glaze Ceramic
~ in our Basement Studio ~
570 Riddle Rd.
York, PA 17406
Contact Us at: (717) 600-8482
(Cliff & Kim Logan)
Call/Text/Email with Questions:
👉 Reserve your spot early! 👈
Limit ~4 seats available.
Purchase/Payment is required to register for class.

We’ve curated a Summer-inspired glaze color paletter for this
Gazing Ball Party.
Choose from a variety of beautiful, cool and vibrant colors
Our friendly instructors will help you create a look you’ll love!
✨ What’s included in the registration:
✔️ A 12" bisque fired (F1) ceramic sphere.
Celestial Inspired Decor
Artist: Your's truly, Cliff Logan
🖌️ Things to bring with you:
Your finished glazed masterpiece will be
ready for pickup in 6–12 DAYS, 🤞 just in time
to bring a touch of handmade charm to your Back Porch or Patio decor! We'll call/text you for a scheduled pick-up/drop-off.
Looking forward to seeing everyone, new and familiar faces.
Thank you for your support; it means the world to us. 💕
THANK YOU!!!
The deadline is till Friday, June 19th at midnight. But don't delay, the Registration Deadline is fast approaching and we’re making preparations.
Don’t miss out!
And even if it does close, we'll let you know the next Glaze-Time offering.
And we'd love to offer another party for those late-comers
or even have you join us for regular seatings!
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Registration is NOW Closed! We'll take the first 4 people. We need to give Pleasant View Ceramics time to pour all your ceramic ball orders; and allow us time to clean & bisque fire them in time for the party.
You'll be notified via text/email of your status.
BUT please continue to Register below.
If you missed the deadline, we'll be happy to offer future parties; or have you join one of our fantastic classes!
Sitting Fee and Tax Included in Price. Items are NOT to scale, see Dimensions.

Simple and sturdy, this large ceramic gazing ball starts as bare clay and has endless possibility. Add acrylic or glaze, whimsical patterns, and personality, then fire it into a charming, finished piece perfect for gardens, centerpieces, or gifting something handmade and meaningful to anyone special.
Ball is perched on top of a short 12" tall Corinthian style column/pillar base.
Difficulty: easy
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Detail: minimal, blank slate
Dimensions: 12" diameter

I was able to complete this in one class seating. I used several Jungle Gem glazes:
I used white & clear cascade to help aid in the movement of the glazes to give the flowing effect.
Check out the Gourd Birdhouse link below as my inspiration.
Done by: Cliff Logan
We are offering 2 additional pedestals to choose from that can be done in class as well. The two styles are Corinthian and Doric column. (pictured to right or below)
You are free to find another pedestal on Facebook or any lawn & garden store.

The most ornate of the three styles, Corinthian columns are lavishly decorated with acanthus leaves and intricate designs. They represent the pinnacle of artistic endeavor in Roman architecture, showcasing a love for nature's complexity
Corinthian style column/pillar base has a wide stance and top whole large enough to cradle a ball.
Difficulty: easy - medium
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Detail: minimal, blank slate
Dimensions:
Base: 9"W - 9"L - 6.5"H
Top: 8.5"W round
Opening 5"W round

The simplest and oldest style, Doric columns are characterized by a sturdy, fluted shaft and a plain capital. They lack a base and are often seen as a symbol of strength and functionality. Their robust design reflects the unyielding spirit of Roman ambitions
This column/pillar base has a hole to fill it with sand to add weight. We recommend glui
Difficulty: easy
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Detail: minimal, blank slate
Dimensions: Round
Base: 9"W - 11"H
Top: 8"W round
Opening 5"W round

Here you'll hopefully find some inspiration and creative ideas for your project.
We found a few helpful links for you.
More inspiration and creative ideas for your project.
Vase Projects.

Participants will be offered a seat on a First Come/First Serve basis. We ONLY have 4 seats available for this class on June 20.
We will text/email you any details about festivities.
Seating is limited (4 people max) and Pre-Registration is REQUIRED—these event’s often sells out, so grab your spot early!
📆Reserve your seat,
come, relax and join us in making memories at
If there is a ton more interest,
we would love 💖 to host another seating event!
Registration CLOSES Friday, June 19th at midnight!!
This gives us enough time to order and prep your piece for you.
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